Fisher Towers Campground

This is by far my favorite scenic campground in Utah. No cell service and a few miles from the main road, but worth it.

The road leading to this campground and trailhead says “No Vehicles Over 22 Ft,” and that’s because both the campground and trailhead parking at the end of the road are tight with no turnaround. 

We drove up to this campground to check it out and made it fine in our 26ft Class C, but had all the sites been occupied we would have had a hard time turning around. And sadly we were too big to squeeze into a site for the night. 

This area is absolutely beautiful. The views and scenery are stunning. This campground is ideal if you want to hike the Fisher Towers trail. Vault toilet at the trailhead. 

Spotty/minimal cell service, but at the top of the hill at the end of the trail both the ATT and Verizon phone had good reception.

$20/night, self registration, no host, no reservations, 5 sites only.

This campground is one of the best I’ve ever stayed at. There are only a couple spots, maybe seven if I had to guess, and they’re kind of close together but each space still has its own privacy. The landscape, however, completely makes up for any lack of ample space. Sites are first-come, first-serve, and were $20 a night when we stayed in mid-June 2020. Very clean pit toilets and an amazing trailhead access right across the road, highly recommend the Fisher Towers trail. Road to campsites fairly bumpy and best suited to 4WD, but a friend made it just fine in a Kia Optima.